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Section 1 - About You

  1. Please select your gender






  2. Please select your age group








  3. Do you have any impairments yourself?




Section 2 - Navigating the Web Site

  1. We would like to know how easy you found being able to navigate your way around the web pages of this web site?







  2. Were there any particular web pages you found difficult to access?



Section 3 - The accessibility Toolbar

Each of these questions are about the different features that are on the toolbar.

  1. Choose a different fontWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to choose and use a different font.







  2. Choose different letter spacingWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to choose and use different letter spacing.







  3. Choose different line heightsWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to choose and use different line heights.







  4. Choose different font sizesWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to choose and use different font sizes.







  5. Highlight page linksWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to highlight links within the web page.







  6. Choose different colour schemesWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to choose different colour schemes for the web pages.







  7. Turn images on or offWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to turn images off or on.







  8. Use the screen rulerWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to use the screen ruler.







  9. Use the screen maskWe would like to know how helpful you found being able to use the screen mask.







  10. Understand the ToolbarDid you find the features on the toolbar easy to understand?



  11. Additional features


Section 4 - Any other comments

Thank you for your time to answer the questions on this questionnaire.

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A quote from Simeon Preston of Bupa saying "The biggest part of our digitl transformation iis changing the way we think".

Our Mission

We believe everyone deserves access to the right digital tools to maximise their potential and achieve their goals.

We do this by providing innovative, intuitive, ethical and affordable software that positively impact our clients, their users and their employees.

We are told to live to the fullest but software often has barriers stopping people from achieving this.

We are committed to raising awareness to show how lack of digital accessibility creates barriers for disabled people preventing them from having the same opportunities as everyone else.

Furthermore, we are passionate to show how digital accessibility can be advantageous for everyone.

We provide an inclusive workplace and provides equal opportunities for all our employees.

We embrace our teams unique qualities whatever their race, age, gender or ability and respect that everyone works in different ways and requires different tools to be able to achieve success

Our story

Keith and Trish McWhan are business partners who also happen to be husband and wife. 

They co founded a software business in 2013 which has recently changed it's name to: 

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Keith has always been passionate about computer programming from a young age and its ability to solve problems. He loves the challenge of being able to build software that a client can't get anywhere else.

Having a wife and business partner with a disability made him aware of the importance of digital accessibility and is able to integrate this into all his software projects. He has also developed bolt on software tools that other software developers can use . 

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Trish has multiple sclerosis and experiences first hand some of the many challenges disabled people face when visiting websites, using mobile apps and in-house software due to barriers which non disabled people aren't aware of.

Having visual, cognitive and physical impairedments enables her to understand some of these issues and she incorporates the necessary features into her designs to help remove these barriers.

Together they ensure their business is able to produce unique tailor-made software with it's own unique design that includes digital accessibility & translation features to ensure your customers, clients, service users & employees can interact with them; whatever their language, ability, or device they’re using.

"It takes each of us to make a difference for all of us."
- Jackie Mutcheson